A Sampling of Clips for
April 2, 2002
UCSD
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Relax
to conceive?
Washington
Post, Apr.
2, Pg. F01 – Research shows that reducing stress may improve
fertility. Alice Domar of Harvard Medical School is leading the
research in answering the question, “Can pregnancy rates
increase by decreasing distress before IVF treatments begin?”
UCSD research
led by Hillary Klonoff-Cohen
published in the October 2001 issue of Fertility
and Sterility supports Domar’s theory.
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‘CyberShuttle’ offers wireless internet access to UC-San Diego
Commuters
Chronicle
of Higher Education, Apr.
2 -- UCSD
researchers unveiled high-speed wireless Internet service while
riding a bus yesterday. Researchers worked with experimental
equipment from Qualcomm to unite two different wireless
technologies. (Quotes UCSD
assistant vice chancellor for Administrative Computing &
Telecommunications Elazar
Harel and
Cal –(IT)2 director Ramesh
Rao).
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UCSD bus riders make speedy Net connection
San
Diego Union Tribune, Apr.
2
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Bus riders make speedy net connection
Copley
News Service, Apr.
2
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Earth data screened as 3-D wall to wall images
Environmental
News Service, Apr.
1 – Feature on UCSD’s
Visualization Center. Quotes
Cal -(IT)2 director Larry Smarr
and Scripps
Institution of Oceanography director of the Institute
of Geophysics & Planetary Physics John
Orcutt).
http://ens-news.com/ens/apr2002/2002L-04-01-02.html
How
do deep-diving sea creatures withstand huge pressure changes?
Scientific
American.com, Ask
the experts,
Apr. 1 – Scripps
Institution of Oceanography researchers Paul
J. Ponganis and Gerald
L. Kooyman explain how deep-diving sea creatures
withstand pressure changes.
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UCSD professor among 3 finalists for post of poet laureate
Copley
News Service, Apr.
1 –UCSD professor Quincy
Troupe is one of three finalists in the running to
become California’s first official poet laureate.
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On the move
San Diego Union Tribune, Diane
Bell Column, Apr. 2 – UCSD sponsors a lecture by associate
California Supreme Court Justice Carlos R. Moreno on Friday as
part of a month long campus celebration of the life of Cesar
Chavez. The finale will be an April 30 lecture by Dolores
Huerta.
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